For the past 2½ years, Zwift has done a great job motivating me to ride the indoor trainer. While the social aspect has been rewarding, one of my biggest motivators has been chasing in-game achievements: what the industry terms “gamification”.

But a problem arises when users have been around long enough to check off every achievement, and I ( Read more... )

I was so proud when I completed all 25 of Zwift’s course achievements that I wrote about it in a December 1st blogpost.

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I’ll admit it: I respond well to gamification, whether that’s keeping my streak of consecutive days of meditation alive on Insight Timer or-more pertinent to this forum-my indoor cycling on Zwift.

This fall Zwift added 25 new achievements to their existing set. The new ones are based on completing specific routes, which earn both an achievement ( Read more... )